Kate Moss is planning to install an £850,000 gym and steam room in the basement of her home, it has been reported.
However, the move has upset some of her North London neighbours, who described the plans as "tacky" and an "affront" to the 19th Century mansion formerly owned by poet Samuel Taylor-Coleridge and author JB Priestly, according to The Mirror.
One local resident said: "Kate lives in a blue plaque property, commemorating the fact that Priestly previously lived in it.
"As well as a tacky gym and steam room complex, there's going to be a basement kitchen. I dread to imagine the kind of smells that will be wafting up.
"She's also planning on installing a huge satellite dish which will look so ugly on top of such an old, sprawling house, as will all these new-fangled cameras. It's an affront to the blue plaque."
Moss's gym plans are said to be part of a proposed £2.5 million redevelopment of her Grade II listed home, which also includes building a third dressing room, installing a giant satellite dish on the roof and fitting eight security cameras.
The model shares the house with new husband Jamie Hince and her daughter Lila Grace.
